-Street Carnival (A space for Art, Dialogue and Joy) is highlighting the ability
of the Nubian culture to integrate with the main Egyptian culture to overcome
social challenges through street theater performances, inspired by the Nubian
culture’s richness and diversity. The project will ultimately encourage Nubian artists to promote their
culture in wider communities and it will support artists from Alexandria who
will continue working with ElMadina in future street theater projects.
http://www.elmadinaarts.com/street-carnival

-SAWP project works to re-explore new venues to promote them as
spaces for arts and culture to support the creative economy of culture
which can play an influential role in sustainable development and social
change by changing the imagination of the citizens in how to use their
resources for start-up social enterprises.
https://issuu.com/urbego/docs/_single__karmouz_culture_walks-book

-Studio ElMadina, which is an open space for free expression, which provides
training programs, residencies, meeting space and performance’s venue for
independent groups and youth initiatives. The project aims to promote
contemporary arts and multimedia for wider audience to enable the youth
group's sustainability to support the creative economy of culture which can
play influential role in the sustainable development and social change.
http://elmadinaarts.com/en/studio-elmadina

- Training in the street is searching for freedom in streets and operate on
training the artists out of the closed venues with participation of street
inhabitants.
http://elmadinaarts.com/en/training-in-the-street

- Tikeya a Nomadic Research and Networking Residency Programme that aims
to strengthen artists network in Egypt and Europe. Artists from various social
and cultural contexts are brought together in Alexandria, Siwa Oasis, and
Cairo.
http://www.elmadinaarts.com/tikeya

-Alexandria Forum for Independent Theater and Contemporary Arts, which
aims to develop the independent theater artists and groups through training,
production and touring programs.
http://elmadinaarts.com/en/afit

To achieve our mission, The Olive Writers works on a diverse array of programs: - Flagship program: The Olive Writers Summer Camp: Every summer, The Olive Writers brings together 25-30 writers aged 16-23 to Casablanca for a one week of creative writing, soft skills, and fun activities. The program offers two primary tracks, an Arabic-medium writing seminar and an English-medium writing seminar. - Olive Writers Regional Workshops: To expand beyond the Casablanca-Rabat axis, The Olive Writers will organize regional workshops throughout the country. The workshops will cover all forms of writing: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, script-writing, song-writing, plays..etc, in addition to soft skills. - Window On Sweden (Upcoming): Promoting mutual understanding and gender equality through creative writing A new program funded by the Swedish Institute, in partnership with the Swedish Writers Union. This project will bring emerging Moroccan writers together for a 4-days-long residency to dive into their belief systems, explore their convictions and experiences, and learn to question and promote the presence of Gender Equality in the Moroccan society. Led by established Swedish writers, the program will allow participants to revise and refine a creative writing project aiming to raise awareness and create a common future based on shared values in the fight against gender violence. - Olive Writers Digital Learning Program (O-Live): O-live program combines all our digital learning activities. This includes: Lives, discussions, seminars, workshops, watch parties..etc. - Creative Arts/Writing Contests: The Olive Writers frequently organize a series of writing contests, followed by publications of the works. These contests provide a platform for outstanding writing and seek to share the work of emerging Moroccan writers with a wider audience - Olive Writers Magazine: The Olive Writers Magazine is a platform for the writers and artists in the Olive Writers network to share their creative work. www.olivewritersmag.com - Olive Writers Clubs : After a pilot club in the University of Dhar El Mehrez, The Olive Writers will support alumni and all other interested writing enthusiasts in creating Olive Writers Clubs in their respective schools. The Olive Writers will assist in the founding phase, and later provide resources to the clubs. - English for Writers: Our English for Writers programs aims to teacher writers in Arabic and French the English Language. The program hosts two-months long only English languages courses for different levels. Thanks to our new agreement with the ALC Casablanca, we will be able to offer one-year scholarships to study English at the center. Special Projects When an opportunity arises, The Olive Writers works on special projects. This may include publication of books, multi-disciplinary ventures, conferences, seminars, camps, book fairs, fellowships, sabbatical grants, providing speakers for events.. etc. Examples of special projects: Casablanca International Book Fair Events 2019 and 2020, Press Cartooning School 2021, Global Scholar: Covid-19 Edition, Global Scholar: Spring Forward.

- Social, juridical, housing and labor services for migrants.
- Advocacy and sensitization to promote human rights.
- Promote arab and urdu learning.

Public awareness of the personal and communal damage caused to Palestinian children by violating their basic rights is key to mobilizing wider public support, grant us a seat at the table in official forums, guarantee entrance into the mainstream media as experts, and provide a basis for legal arguments in court appeals.
Activities for 2021-2022 include:
1. Collating data and create professional position papers. PACD currently works on recruiting groups of Israeli professionals in the fields of mental health, education and law. These professionals take part in various guided site visits to military prisons, meet with families of detainees, tour Palestinian neighborhoods and sit down with Palestinian educators and activists. In return these groups develop written relevant expert opinions from their professional perspectives.
2. Gather personal testimonies to be used in public campaigns. Our team plans to glean relevant data from human rights organizations’ reports, interviewing detainees and their families, creating videos of personal testimonies of detention and the aftermath.
3. Submission in legal proceedings. PACD will continue to collaborate with other Human Rights organizations so to submit expert professional opinions (gathered by our groups) in court processes, and to present these in meetings with decision makers to ensure the issue of child detention gets a fair hearing in the wider Israeli public arena.
4. Public awareness and Impact. Using the expert opinions, personal testimonies and facts from the reports, PACD will outreach to audiences beyond our original supporters - using social media, public activities, and traditional media outlets. Faces of PACD - Previously we recruited public figures and professionals as advocates to raise public awareness of the impact of child detention on Palestinian children, families and communities. We will continue to use this method as experts delivering professional opinions and public figures’ involvement draw interest and give weight to our arguments within the mainstream Israeli society, with the potential to generate support from diverse perspectives and to expand PACD’s outreach to new audiences.
5. Increase Supporter and Funder Base: Engage our community through quarterly reports, regular newsletters, VIP invites to events, updates, zoom meetings, petitions, small community meetings, internal supporter brainstorming sessions and more.

Plusieurs campagnes de sensibilisation a Nouakchott et a l'intérieur du pays sur la gestion des biens publics.

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- sports activities
- youth empowerment
- women empowerment
- intercultural citizenship education projects
- research in intercultural citizenship education

Synergy Bulgaria's geographical reach extends into three different dimensions: internationally (mainly Europe), nationally and locally (mainly Sofia, Bulgaria).

On the international level we create a learning environment and promote entrepreneurship/feeling of initiative by hosting youth exchanges and coordinating volunteering projects. By hosting mobilities of youth workers and being partners in KA2 projects we contribute to raising the standards of youth work and mentoring young organizations.

On the local level we are hosting and facilitating local Synergy Lab workshops, Story.me story-telling evenings and informal gatherings. We also mentor young people to receive funding and implement solidarity projects. Last, we run Changemaker's Academy, a three moth intensive program of trainings and workshops aimed at young local females who wish to become entrepreneurs.

- Entrepreneurship + Soft Skills Training of Young Business Startuppers
- Helped in the launching of a small basic/primary education school aiming at schooling the young girls in remote areas of Morocco
- Capacity building workshops
- Etc.

Our activities include volunteer actions in social issues, cultural events, and educational programs. We coordinate Erasmus+ Strategic Partnerships in the fields of Youth, Adult Education, Vocational Education & Training (VET). We are coordinating the project DARE for unemployed young NEET in four countries with the support of the EEA & Norway Grants Fund for Youth Employment.